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Jougyouji Temple

横浜市金沢区六浦2丁目2−12

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A Nichiren sect temple located in Rokku, Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, with the mountain name Rokkuzan. It is known as the sacred site of the 'Shipboard Debate,' where Nichiren persuaded the samurai Togi Tsuneshin while aboard a ship.

History

In the early Nanbokucho period, Rokku Myoho, a local chieftain of Rokku, donated his residence to Nichiu, who established the temple as the founder of Jougyouji. It is called the 'Shipboard Debate Sacred Site' because Nichiren persuaded Togi Tsuneshin upon arriving at the Rokku wharf. Until it collapsed during the Great Kanto Earthquake, it maintained the status of an ancient temple of the Nichiren sect's Nakayama Monryu school and thrived due to popular devotion to Nichi, the guardian deity of legs and knees.

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What visitors say

The temple features historical designs throughout, including the main hall's carvings, the golden moon and star patterns on the roof tiles, and the thatched mountain gate. The grounds are dotted with a thatch tree designated as a famous old tree by the City of Yokohama, a cluster of yagura (rock-cut) ruins, a cemetery, and stone pagodas. Goshuin (temple calligraphic seal stamps) are available at the temple office.

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